You’ve probably seen his photos documenting social entrepreneurship in Tanzania and other parts of Sub-Saharan Africa. Check out this interview for an in-depth focus on Jonathan Kalan’s work and thoughts.
Ifuatayo ni taswira ya muonekano wa kirusi cha ukimwi (HIV). Kama ulicheza gololi, basi kirusi hiki kina udogo wa zaidi ya mara bilioni tisini ya eneo la gololi dungu!
Pete Eckert is a visual person, and also blind. Watch this video to enter his world.
A digital revolution is sweeping across Africa; and artists are definitely onboard!
Winners recieve technical assistance and networking opportunities that will aid the development of their socially entrepreneurial organizations.
Are there any returns to Tanzania’s education sector investments?
Cheick Diarra on finding his way from a small farming community in Mali to becoming Microsoft chairman for Africa.
Watch this TED talk to understand the many ways that we can inspire and empower kids today. Sometimes all we need is someone to believe in us to make a difference.
Another RSA animate, this time featuring a discussion on today’s conceptions of time.
Let’s speak out, discuss and help Babu to provide a better future for albinos in Tanzania.
Why are the Tanzanians leasing tracts of arable farmland to the South Koreans?
Mohammed Issa Matona — co-founder of Zanzibar’s Dhow Countries Music Academy — is a man on a mission.
A project by Accenture and the Tanzanian Government is increasing e-learning facilities so that teachers can be in more places than one.
In this RSA animate, Ken Robinson describes why current paradigms of education reduce divergent thinking, and why it is necessary to think outside the industrial box.
Where is the secretive organization heading? Stronger than ever, or broken by the US? Who is Assange: champion of freedom, spy or rapist? What are his objectives? What are the consequences for the internet?
Three seemingly ordinary Ugandan women concerned with homes, families and jobs, share the dream of becoming champion rally drivers.
In a video posted on the World Bank blog, Twaweza’s director discusses five priority networks that are seldom engaged with in development projects.
How do we decide on the state of photojournalism in East Africa today? Is it a field with no future, or is the future of “the image” changing?
Tell us, where the hell can one find such a thing? What is it for? Is it functional, if at all?
What can we learn from South Africa recently hosting the FIFA World Cup?
This story from DR Congo will surely touch so many hearts. Believe in yourself; changing even one person’s life…